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Terms in Italian 8741-8750 of 10470

puccia

/POO-chyah/
[Italian] plural pucce

Loaf of bread or rolls from Puglia made with salted olives.

puccia

/POO-chyah/
[Italian]

A Piedmontese stew of pork, vegetables such as cabbage and polenta, which may sometimes be cooled, sliced and fried.

pudd(h)ica

/POOD-dee-kah/
[Italian]

A risen bread or focaccia, from Puglia made with chopped tomatoes, garlic and oil, rather like a pizza. May also contain anchovies and olives.

puddighinos (a pienu)

/pood-dee-GHEE-nohs (ah PYEH-noo)/
[Italian]

Easter chickens, very small, stuffed with their giblets, egg and breadcrumbs and tomato and roasted.

puddighinos/puddighinus

/pood-dee-GHEE-nohs/
[Italian]

Baby chickens. Easter chicks.

puddighinus (a pienu)

/pood-dee-GHEE-noos (ah PYEH-noo)/
[Italian]

Easter chickens, very small, stuffed with their giblets, egg and breadcrumbs and tomato and roasted.

Puglia

/POO'lyah/
[Italian]

Puglia is a region of Italy which occupies the heel of the boot in south Eastern Italy. Provinces include Foggia, around which the flat plains are known for the production of wheat, Bari, Brindisi, Ionio and Lecce. Another major town is Taranto. It is a wine producing area, the produce of which is generally used for blending as the quality is not high. The region has an ideal climate for growing peppers, olives, tomatoes and fennel, which appear in much of the cuisine, and, of course, with 440 miles of coastline, seafood plays a major part.

puina

/poo-ee-nah/
[Italian]

A dialect word in Venice for ricotta.

pulcino

/pool-CHEE-noh/
[Italian] plural pulcini

Baby chicken. Easter chick.

pulilgionis

/poo-leel-JYOH-nees/
[Italian]

Pasta from Sardinia with a stuffing of spinach and cheese.